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05-03-2014, 09:34 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Aug 2006
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Hi all,
So im considering keeping my XR6T since i have only had it 6months but mind you i have done 15,000kms in that time. But with my adventurous weekends with my little nephew or friends and their little ones i am beginning to find the XR restricting new places to explore so i am considering buying a second car such as a Xtrail or Escape to explore some 4x4 tracks, mountains, beaches etc So what i am wanting to know is just how do such vehicles fair off road? Im not comparing them to things like Land Crusiers etc but just general 4wding???
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How good is the Nissan Xtrail or Ford Escape off road?
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